MADRID (Reuters) - Play at the Madrid Open was cancelled on Monday after a widespread power outage struck the Spanish capital, forcing 15th seed Grigor Dimitrov and his British opponent Jacob Fearnley ...

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Play has been cancelled at the Madrid Open for the rest of the day following a massive power cut in Spain and neighboring ...

Traffic was gridlocked, trains stopped working, people were stuck in lifts and nuclear power stations were automatically shut down as a blackout hit tens of millions of people across Spain and ...

Play was canceled at the Madrid Open on Monday following a massive power outage in the Spanish capital. ATP Tour and WTA Tour ...

Tennis star Coco Gauff was in the middle of an interview following her fourth-round win at the Madrid Open when all of sudden ...

World No. 4 Coco Gauff used her social media to share the events of the European blackout with fans all over the world.

Two women’s matches were completed before widespread outages across Spain and Europe suspended action at the Mutua Madrid ...

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Coco Gauff recently detailed the unexpected chaos players faced at the Madrid Open following a massive power outage.

Former U.S. Open champion Coco Gauff was preparing to shower in a dark locker room after play at the Madrid Open tennis ...